splatter

Object

• paint: You can give older children toothbrushes to splatter paint or drinking straws to blow paint about on a page.
• blood: Secondly is a murder scene where a woman, fleeing the machete wielding killer, splatters blood across a bright white wall.
• movie: Their drummer, Anton the Impaler, describes their sound as " the sonic equivalent of a ' 70s splatter movie.
• film: You'll be having your favorite beach babes, football teams or films splattered across your pocket PC in no time.
• effect: Tom Rutter provides the impressive splatter effects which are used just enough to impress without falling into gratuitous silliness.
• wall: Then a hail of gunfire splattered the wall behind him.

Preposition: on

• wall: The court heard how he had left blood splattered on the kitchen walls, floor and utensils.
• ground: Trouble is, with October away an ' the last leaves splattered on the ground, the warm weather tends to vanish.

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• everywhere: The cover over the tank did not close properly when the coil was in place, so fluid could splatter everywhere.
• all: Better to use a low output Tesla coil, which generates high voltage splattered all over the RF spectrum.
• liberally: Techies are also to blame with CVs being liberally splattered with teh agile word without any actual experience.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• around: A lot of blood gets splattered around without anyone getting too badly hurt or taking too much offense.
• out: If not, the nozzle becomes blocked, and the slip can splatter out when extra pressure is applied.

Preposition: in

• blood: The confession of Rudolf Hoess, Kommandant at Auschwitz, is literally splattered in blood.

Preposition: of

• blood: Barry had a tiny splatter of blood on his face.
• paint: My best work was " Rainy Day At The Seaside, " a random splattering of paint over paper.

Preposition: with

• blood: Each victim had been stabbed 15 to 20 times, leaving the walls of the small monk's chamber splattered with blood.
• paint: The latest news says the Italian Embassy was splattered with red paint a couple of days later.
• mud: Even on the bus, I could see the scratches and tired designs splattered with mud.

Preposition: across

• screen: Instead, if you are hit by an ax, or are shot, you get a blood splatter across the screen.